My Smoked Brisket!!!!

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baltimorebayside

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Hello!!!! New here and thought I'd join to learn a few things. I made this brisket in an off-set New Branfels smoker. I found it difficult to get my temps below 250 degrees and I'm considering a new SS Bradely Smoker if I can talk the wife into it!!!

I used a beer based mop on this brisket about every 30 minutes for the last two hours. It was raining on the 4th and kind of cool, but the brisket turned out great. So did my Low Country Boil.

thanks!!
dan


Camp Cook,
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Bassman

welcome Dan,
If you do talk the mrs. into a Bradley you won't be disapointed. Mine is almost a year old and have made some wonderful meats in it[:p]. And with the greatest of ease. I can't tell you how much I have learned from this forum, It's really alot of fun![:D]

By the way, nice brisket!

<i><font color="blue"><b>Jack</i></font id="blue"></b>
Jack

baltimorebayside

Thanks for the reply Jack. I can work on the better half and by income tax refund timeframe I'll order my Bradely!!!!



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BigSmoker

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So far I haven't needed to use a mop sauce with my SS Bradley.  It retains enough moisture and really isn't necessary IMHO.  You will also increase the cook time by quite a bit by opening the door that often.[:D]  Good luck and welcome.

Jeff
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Some people say BBQ is in the blood, if thats true my blood must be BBQ sauce.

MallardWacker

BigSmoker is correct.  To me no need for moping.  My briskets cook at 225 and I pull at 185 internal.  Makes a good sliceable piece of meat but tender.  190-195 for "fall all apart type meat".

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baltimorebayside

Yea, I figured it would increase the cooking time by opening the door. After watching the Food TV network I had to try a brikset with the mop since I had the New Braunfels smoker.  

Fall is right around the corner, so my next smoke will be a pork shoulder. Love the cool fall crisp air!!!!!

Thanks for the replies!!

Camp Cook,
Chef Wannabe